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LR16-4. Letter Arts Review: Vol.16, No.4
Letter Arts Review Volume 16 No. 4

Articles include: What is our Guiding Idea? - Steven Skaggs; The Eadwine Psalter - Stan Knight; Standing Stones - Richard Kindersley (cover); The Graceful Envelope - Jordenne Ferrington; LAR Gallery

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LR17-1. Letter Arts Review: Vol.17, No.1
Letter Arts Review Volume 17 No. 1

Articles include: What is Our Guiding Idea? (Part 2) Steven
Skaggs; The Critic’s Eye Rose Folsom; Glen Epstein Anne
Binder. Cover: Joan Coates

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LR18-1. Letter Arts Review: Vol.18, No.1
Letter Arts Review Volume 18 No. 1

Articles include: The Making of Sumi Ink Christine Flint Sato; Profile: CC Elian Rose Folsom; In Their Own Words: Yumi Tohyama, Joachim Propfe and Judith Osborne discuss their work; American Penmen Joseph Vitolo. Cover: Joachim Propfe

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LR20-1. Letter Arts Review: Vol.20, No.1
Letter Arts Review Volume 20 No. 1

Articles include:Maya Huber: Of Music and Stories - Stephen Skaggs; The Exhibition of the Saint John’s Bible at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts - Christopher Calderhead; Berthold Wolpe and His Typeface Albertus - Owen Williams; A Calligraphic Odyssey - Rise Gettler; The Voynich Manuscript - Frances Spiegel. Cover: Thomas Ingmire

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N22. Ruling Pen
Ruling Pen

Julian Waters, Gottfried Pott, Glen Epstein & many others are using ruling pens to produce expressive letters. This ruling pen is designed specifically for lettering.You vary the line width by tilting the pen.Wood handle with brass collar & writing unit. From Synthetic Design.

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N30. Folded Ruling Pen
Folded Ruling Pen

Introduced at Letterforum in 1995, this innovative lettering tool has been popular ever since. Use them to produce tight "brush lettering" with a pen or for wild, fun, expressive
lettering. These are the originals made by Matthew Coffin and highly praised by Carl Rohrs and Peter Thornton as superior to others that are available.

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N33. Haff Ruling Pen (629 U)
Thomas Hoyer Ruling Pen

Thomas uses this fine crafted, traditional ruling pen for expressive lettering. 5"; nickel plated tool steel alloy. Both Thomas and this ruling pen come from Germany.
He has introduced the tool at several conferences and workshops in the USA and Europe.

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S382. Monoject Syringe
Monoject 412.

Use this plastic syringe to refill Parallel Pen cartridges with bottle ink or for filling dinky dips. Many craft and calligraphy uses.

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S449-1. 1 oz Walnut Ink Crystals
Dissolve 1 teaspoon crystals in 1/2 cup distilled water, wait for 25-35 minutes, and then you will have a warm, rich walnut ink. The ink is lightfast, flows well and is highly recommended by many master scribes.
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S449-2. 2 oz Walnut Ink Crytals
Dissolve 1 teaspoon crystals in 1/2 cup distilled water, wait for 25-35 minutes, and then you will have a warm, rich walnut ink. The ink is lightfast, flows well and is highly recommended by many master scribes.
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